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THE  MANILA  EXPEDITION 

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EDITED  BY 

FRANK  R.  NEVILLE 

PHOTOGRAPHS  BY 

J.   H.  [BRATT 


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REGIMENTAL   ROSTER   OF   OFFICERS 
First    Colorado    Infantry 

THE  GLORIOUS  victory  of  the  fleet  commanded  by  Admiral  (then  Commodore)  Dewey,  at 
Manila,  startled  the  entire  civilized  world  and  infused  a  new  spirit  into  American  minds  and 
institutions.  The  grand  achievement  of  our  uaval  forces  made  it  necessary  to  send  an  equally 
strong  and  powerful  army  to  supplement  on  land  the  great  work  already  commenced  by  Dewey. 
For  this  purpose,  an  army  of  invasion  was  mobilized  at  San  Francisco,  California.  After  some 
vexatious  delays,  one  expedition  after  another  sailed  out  through  the  Golden  Gate,  and  across  the 
broad  Pacific.  In  the  history  of  America  these  expeditions  will  be  ever  memorable.  Never  before 
had  the  United  States  sent  an  army  seaward  to  invade  a  foreign  country.  The  Regiment  from 
Colorado  sailed  on  the  steamship  China,  on  the  second  expedition.  Speaking  of  the  "boys  "  from 
Colorado,  the  San  Francisco  Illustrated  Wave,  which  is  illustrating  the  exploits  of  the  regiment  at 
Manila  with  great  fidelity,  said  : 

Colorado  may  be  justly  proud  of  her  regiment  of  volunteers,  consisting  of  the  First  Colorado 
Infantry,  under  command  of  Colonel  Irving  Hale.  It  is  one  of  the  best  drilled,  most  thoroughly 
equipped  and  disciplined  regiments  in  the  camp.  The  illustrations  are  intended  to  show  every 
officer  and  member  of  the  regiment.  The  roster  of  officers  is  as  follows  : 

Colonel,  Irving  Hale;  Lieutenant-Colonel,  H.  B.  McCoy,  Majors,  C.  M.  Moses  and  Charles  H. 
Anderson  ;  Major  Clayton  Parkhill,  surgeon  ;  Captain  J.  F.  Kemble  and  Lieutenant  C.  E.  Locke, 
assistant  surgeons;  Lieutenant  A.  McD.  Brooks,  adjutant;  Lieutemnt  Charles  S.  Howard, 
commissary;  Lieutenant  W.  B.  Sawyer,  quartermaster;  Captain  David  L-  Fleming,  chaplain. 


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Co. 

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Co.  G — Captain,  D.  P.  Howard  ;  first  lieutenant,  T.  C.  Brown  ;  second  lieutenant,  W.  P.  Burke. 
Co.  H — Captain,  Charles  Eastman;  first  lieutenant,  C.  H.  Wilcox;  second  lieutenant.  F.  L.  Perry. 
Co.  I — Captain,  William  R.  Grove;  first  lieutenant,  C.  H.  Hilton;  second  lieutenant,  C.  O.  Zollars 
Co.  K— Captain,  William  A.  Cornell;  first  lieutenant,  W.  J.  Vannice;  second  lieut,  Ralph  Listev. 
Co.  L — Captain,  David  La  Salle  ;  first  lieutenant,  Frank  O'Keefe  ;  second  lieutenant,  F.  N.  Bellou. 
Co.  M — Captain,  C.  C.  Spouter  ;  first  lieutenant,  Charles  H.  Sleeper  ;  second  lieut.,  W.  H.  Gowdy. 


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COLONEL  IRVING  HALE  AND  STAFF. 


THE  COLORADO  REGIMENTAL  BAND. 


REVIEW. 


COMPANY  A.     CAPTAIN  J.  S.  STEWART. 


COMPANY  B.     CAPTAIN  F.  W.  CARROLL. 


COMPANY  C.     CAPTAIN  E.  E.  BOOTH. 


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COMPANY  D.  CAPTAIN  J.  D.  TAYLOR. 


COMPANY  E.  CAPTAIN  KYLE  RUCKER. 


COMPANY  F.     CAPTAIN  R.  G.  COMINGS. 


BIRDS-EYE  VIEW  OF  CAMP  MERRITT  WHER 


HE  TROOPS  FOR  MANILA  WERE  MOBILIZED. 


COMPANY  G.     CAPTAIN  D.  P.  HOWARD. 


COMPANY  H.      CAPTAIN  CHARLES  EASTMAN. 


COMPANY  I.     CAPTAIN  WILLIAM  R.  GROVE. 


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COMPANY  K.     CAPTAIN  WILLIAM  A.  CORNELL. 


COMPANY  L.     CAPTAIN  DAVID  L,A  SALLE. 


COMPANY  M.     CAPTAIN  C.  C.  SPOUTER. 


INSPECTION  OF  COMPANY  D,  FIRST  COLORADO. 


SCENE  ON  DOCK. 


AMIDSHIPS  ON  THE  COLORADO  TRANSPORT  "CHINA." 


STERN  VIEW  OF  THE  COLORADO  TRANSPORT  "CHINA"  PASSING  DOWN  THE  BAY. 


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THE  CHINA  AND  HER  ESCORTS  PASSING  OUT  OF  THE  HARBOR. 


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